
Get to know the instructor Pacharee Pantoomano and her past experience. You will also learn what does this course has to offer.
Get to know the structure of Module 1
Understand what a press release is and how to use it to announce newsworthy events, gain coverage, and reach a target audience through outlining, revisions, scheduling, and Google Drive.
Learn how to craft a newsworthy press release with an attention grabbing headline, compelling photos, concise one page length, boilerplate, and partnerships that boost SEO and halo effect.
Explore press release types, from news and product releases to executive announcements, expert positioning, calendar news, photo releases, and video releases, for media exposure.
Learn how a press release announces news with a headline, one-page format, boilerplate, and checks, plus four elements—timeliness, significance, proximity, human interest—and types: news, product, calendar, photo releases.
Learn how the media operates and how to craft and send press releases that editors will publish, covering online and print cycles, interviews, and timely outreach.
Pitch compelling stories to journalists and editors for earned media by answering who, what, when, where, and why, target the right reporter, follow up, and track outcomes.
Co-create a story bank of brand stories—product development, brand journey and history, management and ambassador insights, plus photos and video stories—and repurpose them for internal sharing and external media.
Explore owned, earned, paid, and shared media, learn effective pitching to journalists, and build a story bank to maximize media coverage.
Explore how to repurpose press releases into blogs and social posts. Learn what content can be repurposed through case studies to maximize value.
Learn how to repurpose content for social media to promote your business, including what repurposing means, content recycling, and how reusing assets adds value.
Repurpose content across platforms while honoring each site's formats, such as Twitter's 280-character limit and varying image dimensions. Expand reach and strengthen messaging, SEO, and backlinks.
Discover practical content repurposing ideas, including roundup posts, content upgrades, and turning blogs into email series, courses, videos, podcasts, webinars into presentations or YouTube videos, and headers into Twitter posts.
Explore case studies of repurposing content to grow audiences and monetize across blogs, e-books, YouTube, and Medium, highlighting Darren Rose, Nisha Madhulika, Ben Hardy, and Liza Koshy.
Repurpose content, or recycle assets, to expand reach, attract new audiences, improve search engine optimization, and save time. Turn blogs into videos or podcasts, as shown by Nisha Madhulika’s success.
Learn the fundamentals of crisis management, including defining a crisis, preparing with media training, war room drills, escalation processes, a crisis checklist and dos and don'ts, plus case studies.
Explore how crises create negative outcomes for organizations, stakeholders, and industries, and learn to reduce uncertainty by identifying issues and solutions across crisis types, including terrorism, sabotage, and natural disasters.
Learn to implement a flexible crisis communication plan and media training for spokespersons to mitigate impact and maintain public trust.
Avoid speculating about events or going off the record; don't avoid communication—communicate promptly, first internally then externally, to preserve trust, credibility, and team support during a crisis.
Define a crisis and its impact, then outline a crisis communication plan with guidelines and regular updates. Emphasize media-trained spokespersons, with multiple voices, and avoid speculation or off-the-record remarks.
This course is packed with my 25 years of experience in the marketing and PR field. As a beginner, you will be able to easily understand this course through multiple examples, case studies, and checklists.
This online course is divided into 4 modules. The first module will introduce you to the term "press release" and help you understand the several types. The second part will provide you an understanding of how the media works so that you may successfully pitch them.
There are various ways to sell your brand or promote your goods, but the most of them are expensive. The third session will show you how to repurpose content on social media to gain brand recognition at a low cost.
In this last lesson, you'll study about the definition and causes of crises, as well as how businesses cope with them. I'll also provide you an overview of cancel culture, as well as case examples to help you understand it better.
The course also includes a number of intriguing examples and case studies to assist you better comprehend the subject.
This course is ideal for inexperienced business founders, business owners, small and mid-size enterprises (SMEs), entrepreneurs and PR students